Supplies & Maintenance

Welcome back to The Printing Workshop! We understand that changing the transfer belt assembly on your Xerox VersaLink C7020/C7025/ C7030 can be a daunting task. That's why we're here to help you every step of the way. In today's tutorial, our technician, Matthew, will provide you with a detailed guide on how to complete the process with ease and confidence. We know that you may have struggled with this task before, but don't worry – we're here to assist you and make it as simple as possible.

By the end of this tutorial, you'll have the knowledge and confidence to do transfer belt assembly replacement on your own.

One of the most common laptops for modern-day consumers is the Google Chromebook due to its affordability and simplicity. 

Students and teachers acclaim Chromebooks for their basic functionality, especially in the educational environment. These computers also function as a personal laptop for work or entertainment.     

As a long-time local print vendor, we monitor printing trends and the technology consumers use to print, scan, and copy their documents. 

Since Chromebooks have become a popular option for consumers, we wanted to dive in and answer the most pressing questions surrounding Chromebooks and printing.  

Can you print from a Chromebook? If so, how do you do it? Is it safe to do so?    

Computers are an essential part of printing and work.

For the last forty years, computers and printers have been two key office fixtures that people depend on for vital data exchange.

At STPT, our expertise is in printers and Xerox office equipment. But, our time in the business has also taught us a thing or two about computers and their maintenance. Printers connect to your computer's network, so our STPT printer experts must have advanced computer technology knowledge to ensure your printer stays running.

However, all technology is prone to error and requires constant maintenance to continue functioning at a high level.

If you don't put the effort in now to keep your computer running smoothly, then you'll likely have to pay for that lack of effort later with steep replacement costs and extra maintenance fees.

Have you decided to recycle your used toner cartridges in an eco-friendly way? If so, you might be wondering how to do it. Unlike water bottles or soda cans, toner cartridges require special handling as they are electronic waste. However, the good news is that recycling e-waste, including toner cartridges, has become more accessible in recent years thanks to the growing awareness of environmental issues. 

In the last few years, we at STPT have witnessed our customers show increased interest in sustainable printer options. Every year, millions of cartridges end up in landfills, releasing harmful heavy metals into the air and water. That's why individuals, companies, and organizations need to make recycling a part of their mission.  

Everything is chugging along nicely: your service technician just repaired your printer’s belt for you, which was failing and causing printer slowdowns. 

Now, you’re ready to get your printer up and running again so you can stay on top of important business orders.

Except, only two weeks later, your printer is stalled again. 

As more and more projects pile up, you have to wait for your service technician to come back out to your location and replace two additional parts. 

Now, you’re several days behind schedule, and your clients are not happy. Your employees are finding it difficult to complete work tasks, and everyone is falling behind. 

Unfortunately, scenarios like this one sometimes happen when you’re on a basic preventative maintenance plan. 

If your service tech had just checked those other parts when they repaired the printer belt, you could have avoided this problem.